Sentence examples for increasing for example from inspiring English sources

While antibiotic resistance has been steadily increasing, for example, practically no new antibiotics have been developed in decades.

This heat transfer mechanism plays a major role in many climate dependent ecological processes, especially during calm and clear sky night periods, when these loses can produce interface temperatures lower than ambient temperature increasing, for example, the risk of the dew condensation or the frost formation over the soil and the plants.

The levels of nitrogen are increasing, for example, by 25% every year".

In an economic environment in which job insecurity is increasing (for example, because of job market disruptions associated with technological progress), expanding available insurance mechanisms may become an important policy objective.

Simultaneously, other demands on forests are also increasing: for example, the emphasis on environmental and nature conservation aims which are often linked to adaptation to climate change, or recreational use [4, 9].

While all three realizations have a decreasing frequency towards bursting offset, as prescribed by the SH bifurcation, the amplitude behavior may vary (increasing, for example, in c2s', more constant in c2s and c2s").

Killings of three or more people to cover up another felony, like robbery, have not increased, for example.

That might mean checking to see if above-normal temperatures are more frequent when their probabilities are increased, for example.

This is an altogether different phenomenon from what, in normal times, we regard as a "real" increase – for example, a 5% rise in nominal GDP becomes a 3% rise if you allow for inflation of 2%.

Association of Directors of Adult Social Services President David Pearson said: Local Authority meals services have been on the decline over the last decade as other options have increased, for example deliveries by supermarkets and private providers.

With a combination of these measures, absorber efficiencies may be increased for example from around 70%to90%0% for air heating to 1000 °C under incident flux of 800 kW/m2.